Getting the iPhone 14 Pro? Five Major Features to Check Out First
KotakNews - The iPhone 14 Pro and iPhone 14 Pro Max officially begin arriving to customers on Friday. Apple’s latest high-end phones sport major new features, changes, and design updates that make them an attractive choice for customers still using older models.
If you're getting a new iPhone 14 Pro or iPhone 14 Pro Max tomorrow, you may be slightly overwhelmed or simply interested in what new features and changes you should try out. To try and help, we've outlined five of the iPhone 14 Pro's biggest features you should look forward to using below.
Dynamic Island
Dynamic Island on the iPhone 14 Pro and iPhone 14 Pro Max is an entirely new way to interact with your iPhone. Instead of the notch at the top of the display, Apple has replaced it with a new pill-shape area made up of two smaller cutouts digitally merged.
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Instead of leaving the area unused and intrusive at the top of the display, Apple developed Dynamic Island, which brings system-wide alerts, notifications, and system-related operations to the top of the display. You'll notice Dynamic Island fluidly adapt as you use your phone, from listening to music to starting a timer and more. Here's a quick list of some of the different types of system alerts and notifications Dynamic Island supports straight out of the box:
Incoming call banner AirPods connected alert Face ID authentication Apple Pay AirDrop Low battery alert Charging Live Activities (coming in iOS 16.1) Ongoing call Music/Now playing apps Learn more about Dynamic Island with our detailed explainer here. ProMotion Display
If you're upgrading from an iPhone older than the iPhone 13 Pro, as many customers likely are, you'll be experiencing ProMotion for the very first time on iPhone. ProMotion is a technology that Apple first developed for the iPad in 2017 and just last year made its way to the iPhone.
Most displays have a refresh rate of up 60Hz, which means the screen is refreshing 60 times every second. Starting with the iPhone 13 Pro and now the iPhone 14 Pro, the iPhone's display supports a refresh rate of up to 120Hz, which allows it to refresh 120 times every second.
The higher pace of refreshes every second means that when you're scrolling in an app, you'll notice your iPhone feels faster and smoother thanks to the 120Hz refresh rate. Of course, the higher refresh rate also requires more power. Thankfully, on the iPhone 13 Pro and iPhone 14 Pro, iOS intelligently changes the display's refresh rate depending on what you're doing. For example, when you start scrolling, the display will increase its refresh rate compared to if you're viewing a static image.
If you're getting a new iPhone 14 Pro or iPhone 14 Pro Max tomorrow, you may be slightly overwhelmed or simply interested in what new features and changes you should try out. To try and help, we've outlined five of the iPhone 14 Pro's biggest features you should look forward to using below.
Dynamic Island
Dynamic Island on the iPhone 14 Pro and iPhone 14 Pro Max is an entirely new way to interact with your iPhone. Instead of the notch at the top of the display, Apple has replaced it with a new pill-shape area made up of two smaller cutouts digitally merged.
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Instead of leaving the area unused and intrusive at the top of the display, Apple developed Dynamic Island, which brings system-wide alerts, notifications, and system-related operations to the top of the display. You'll notice Dynamic Island fluidly adapt as you use your phone, from listening to music to starting a timer and more. Here's a quick list of some of the different types of system alerts and notifications Dynamic Island supports straight out of the box:
Incoming call banner AirPods connected alert Face ID authentication Apple Pay AirDrop Low battery alert Charging Live Activities (coming in iOS 16.1) Ongoing call Music/Now playing apps Learn more about Dynamic Island with our detailed explainer here. ProMotion Display
If you're upgrading from an iPhone older than the iPhone 13 Pro, as many customers likely are, you'll be experiencing ProMotion for the very first time on iPhone. ProMotion is a technology that Apple first developed for the iPad in 2017 and just last year made its way to the iPhone.
Most displays have a refresh rate of up 60Hz, which means the screen is refreshing 60 times every second. Starting with the iPhone 13 Pro and now the iPhone 14 Pro, the iPhone's display supports a refresh rate of up to 120Hz, which allows it to refresh 120 times every second.
The higher pace of refreshes every second means that when you're scrolling in an app, you'll notice your iPhone feels faster and smoother thanks to the 120Hz refresh rate. Of course, the higher refresh rate also requires more power. Thankfully, on the iPhone 13 Pro and iPhone 14 Pro, iOS intelligently changes the display's refresh rate depending on what you're doing. For example, when you start scrolling, the display will increase its refresh rate compared to if you're viewing a static image.
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